Turbulence in the atmosphere of Mars and Titan

04/04/2023

Campus Paris-Rive-Gauche

15:00

Séminaires Planétologie et Sciences Spatiales

522, bât. Lamarck

Planetology and Space Sciences

Aymeric Spiga

Origins, Earth System Science

InSight Observatory

Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique, Sorbonne Université

Mars and Titan have both vastly distinct environments from the Earth's, yet they exhibit atmospheric turbulent phenomena akin to the ones we experience at the surface of our planet. What is particularly interesting on Mars and Titan is that turbulence is somewhat a distant exotic cousin of Earth's atmospheric turbulence, with many different aspects that allows for a rich comparative study. This study can be placed in a context of planetary exploration and multi-disciplinary planetary science. Zoom, Meeting ID 876 7331 0489, Passcode: 856642

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Origins

Study of the primordial processes that led to the formation of the Solar System and the emergence of life on Earth.

Earth System Science

Measuring, understanding and modelling the functioning of our planet's surface, also called the Critical Zone.

Planetology and Space Sciences

The planetary and space sciences group is focussed on deciphering the internal structure and geologic evolution of the terrestrial planets and moons. ...

InSight Observatory

The main objective of this National Observation Service is to accompany the INSIGHT mission, which deployed a geophysical observatory on the surface o...